Looks like you have it thought out. I would suggest picking your roof color before you pick your paint color. Paint color is much easier to change over the years. Personally, I would pick a very neutral shade such as grey or black (like you suggested). This way you have many other color options for the color of your home as time goes on. You can find a beige/grey to soften the red in your brick. Versus a cooler grey (Wow that looks really blue next to the top one- but when by themselves, they both look more grey) It will be nice to see how your roof impacts the look of your home over the course of the year and throughout the different seasons. I am not sure where you are located but a north facing home, in the northern US, a grey will take on more of those blue tones. Yes, I would make those attic vents blend in. I am not sure that I helped any. Good Luck!

We have Kilim Beige in our basement. We love it. As I recall, the BM salesperson said that Kilim Beige was their number one selling color.

You’ll have to see what works with your preferences and your house. We went through a lot of white and gray samples and ended up with Sw passive for the house (which I looove) and Zurich in the kitchen only (because I wanted more warmth on the kitchen walls.) Well, ended up loving Zurich so much that now I’m repainting all my house in Zurich.. in our space it looks really velvet-y and not too bright nor to dull.. one bedroom will be Sw white flour (lighter white) is all and another is already sw light French gray. Best of luck with your project. Let us know what you end up with!

it will be hard to marry the kitchen floor w the counters w another beige or cream paint shade . And there is enough of those tones anyway...but numerous sample cards brought in might help you realize the goal.....if I were painting the cabs I'd move into a green color...light to medium .... start w sage , which isnt too gray. You dont really want cabinets to "match" counters when the floor isnt the same at all. Maybe describe what you mean by "match" to clarify.....Is this simple fatigue with the brown or is the finish needing redoing? If you start to notice the nuances of color you'll see how the alabaster suggested above doesnt align w the floor at all..and it has enough khaki or yellow , which will make the counters look peachy/apricot....so it gets quite difficult....you're better w a white but I'd shift to a real color as mentionned .